Elegant Adventure Time of Year

Trying to narrow down months to go on this tour, Can anyone advise if July August or Sept are best overall. Thanks

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  • We have been on two trips to South Africa and have found late August into early September perfect. It is their springtime.

  • We went the end of August into early September. It was a great time to go. We had perfect weather.

  • We are going in early September 2024.

  • Anyone take this trip in January? I am concerned about the rainy weather.

  • Here is a description from another safari website about rain in January

    December, January, February & March – These are the wettest months, characterized by torrential downpours in the afternoon. Nights and mornings are warm at around 18°C/64°F. Afternoon temperatures are around 30°C/86°F and the humidity is high, making it feel hotter

  • Here is a description of Cape Town weather in January from Love Cape Town

    January is one of Cape Town’s busiest months, and for good reason. It’s usually hot and sunny, and there are loads of summer events to attend. Summer is in full swing. The daily temperatures average between 17°C (63°F) and 28°c (82°F), although it can reach as high as 40°C (104°F). Cape Town has a Mediterranean climate, which means that it gets its rainfall in the winter months, so January and February are mostly dry. Expect long, warm days with blue skies, when the sun only sets after 8pm and there’s always something going on. It can be windy sometimes, and Cape Town is a fantastic windsurfing destination in January and February. Many people believe this is the best time to visit Cape Town, which means January is peak season. Flights and accommodation are a little more pricey, and attractions can be busy so it’s a good idea to plan your timing to get there before the crowds. Luckily you have over 14 hours of daylight to work with every day, so you’re in no rush. By February, things have calmed down a little, but it’s still quite busy.

    It seems it might be hot and humid which might be more of a problem than rain.

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